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1967 327 oil filter adapter
Trying to help a buddy out. Can a 'conventional' oil filter adapter old #3952301- new #19299222 be used in place of the original bypass-adapter? He says it's leaking around his but was put together with silicone. Maybe try a gasket? The newer style seems an easier solution if it will work. Thanks
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K157 AC or 24061 Wix is what is needed on 67 and earlier blocks. Using the adapter numbers listed above on a 67 block is asking for grief.... lots of grief. |
The K157 uses the same square cut O-ring as a PF141 filter uses. If your friend isn't using that gasket.... shake my head.
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OK, so a no-go on the later adapter. Is there a paper gasket between the block and the bypass? I show a GM gasket #5573980. When I google it some show a flat paper gasket and some show a square oil filter type gasket. He just bought the car and is trying to sort a few things out and I'm not familiar with the older blocks. The numbers you listed are to eliminate the original bypass adapter? Sorry for the dumb questions.
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The K157 AC had you put the bypass valve under the new casting. Never had the Wix one, but the pictures of it look nearly the same. I never knew they had a paper gasket under the bypass valve when I worked in gas station changing oil. Mostly we never removed the bypass piece. We had a K-D tool made especially for digging the old square cut o-ring out. There were a few times when the previous filter change guy didn't remove the old gasket and we had to remove two (or more) of them.
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Upon further review, it looks like it already has a spin on filter adapter. Maybe that's why it's leaking. He said it looks like it should take a square type O-ring the previous owner used sealer or silicone. I'll see if we can find just the seal. Thanks for the info Sir.
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